[Raising kids + Qing-dynasty wet nurse + expert at understanding baby talk + All-Purpose Shop System + adorable babies + no romance in the main story + satisfying read]
The moment Su Yun opened her eyes, she found herself in Prince Duan’s Qing-dynasty residence, a novice wet nurse about to be punished.
The reason? The young master she was caring for had suddenly started wailing, and nothing would soothe him.
For someone who had spent five years in pediatrics and another three in obstetrics in her previous life, and who came with an All-Purpose Shop System, this was child’s play.
She’d hoped to quietly raise children at the prince’s residence, collect her monthly pay, and live the life of a lazy fish.
Who knew her reputation for being exceptionally good with children would somehow spread?
First, the young princess from the Vice Minister of Revenue’s household was sent over.
Then the little tyrant from the Commander’s residence was carried in.
After that, the twin boy and girl from the Grand Secretary’s household cried and begged to come too...
What? Even the young princes and princesses in the palace wanted to join in?
Su Yun: “...”
Fine. She’d just have to open a nursery in the Qing dynasty, along with a little kindergarten for tiny dumplings.
Years later, after Su Yun had retired with honors, she set out to leave the capital and enjoy the scenery. She’d barely passed through the city gate when she ran into bandits.
Bandit: “This road is mine. If you want to pass, ”
Before he could finish, a flood of high-ranking officials from every direction surrounded the bandits, leaving them no room to escape.
Bandit: “I was just robbing an old lady! Did you really have to bring half the court to deal with me?!”
The children whose noses she’d once wiped and diapers she’d once changed now held important positions. They all clasped their hands and cried out in unison:
“Matron Su, what are we going to do if you leave us?!”
It's quite beautiful. The water flows slowly and slowly.